How it works
WE RUN YOUR APP.
YOU RUN YOUR BUSINESS.
Your brand, your guests and your data live on our platform. You decide what the app should do — we build it, run it, and keep making it better. When something breaks, it's our problem, not yours.
Who does what
On us
- The platform: auth, admin, catalog, events, payments — already written, already in production.
- Design that carries your brand, not a builder template.
- Build, launch, and your own domain inside Telegram.
- Hosting, monitoring, backups, platform updates.
- A new feature every month, and every fix in between.
On you
- Decide what the app should do for your guests.
- Send us your brand and your first batch of content.
- Keep it current through the admin panel.
That is the entire list.
Timeline
After launch
Most apps die at handover. Yours won't.
You know this: the invoice is paid, a folder of files changes hands, and six months later the menu is wrong and nobody remembers who can change it.
There is no handover with us. After launch you keep the same team: fixes and content changes whenever you or your guests need them. Every month you get a new feature — the one you asked for. The app follows the business instead of freezing on the day it launched.
Why a platform
Weeks, not months.
The infrastructure is written once and runs in production for every client. Your project doesn't start from an empty repository: we already have a working app that needs your brand and your data.
You get other clients' improvements.
Everything we build for one client becomes part of the platform and reaches the rest over time. The more apps we run, the better yours gets — at no extra cost.
Your channel, your audience.
No app store, no downloads, no commission to an aggregator. Your guests open the app inside Telegram, where they already are, and the relationship stays yours.
Straight talk about code and data
The code and the hosting stay with us. That is what keeps the entry price low and lets us upgrade every app at once — and it means you are renting a running product, not buying a codebase.
In exchange we commit to an exit: on request we hand over your database as a file and every image you uploaded. If you ever want to move to your own infrastructure, that is a service with a price, not a dead end.
Ready when you are.
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